บททั้งหมดของ Hiding My Lycan Twins From My Blind Alpha Ex: บทที่ 51 - บทที่ 60

AylaAfter the meal, I went to our bedroom and lay on the floor, happy to be back in a place that felt remotely safe. Leo and Snow walked into the room a few minutes later and joined me. They rambled on about their day in the villa, and I listened, allowing myself to get lost in their adventures.Their voices slowly faded, and I realized they had fallen asleep from exhaustion. I sighed, turned onto my side, curled up, and intertwined my hand with Snow's as I drifted off to sleep.As I slipped into unconsciousness, I heard the door unlock and creak open. I tried to stand, but I was too exhausted to move my limbs. I saw a shadow cast across the room and heard a low mumble as another shadow walked in.I shut my eyes and tried to force myself to sleep. I was convinced my mind was so exhausted that it had begun playing tricks on me. A few minutes later, I heard someone sneeze and footsteps hurrying down the hallway.I opened my eyes and forced myself up despite the exhaustion. My eyes wate

AYLAHe took one look at me and shook his head. "You're in no shape to attend the meeting, but I know there's no use trying to stop you anyway. I'll help you up."He walked over to me and supported my body as I struggled to my feet. He held me in a firm grip and waited until I had fully regained my balance before helping me out of the room."When you get there," he said in a low voice after we'd walked halfway down the hall."Don't say anything about Emily being the main suspect until you have proof. Word around the kingdom is that her mother is ill.""That's rather convenient," I said, and he shrugged."Everyone knows she's been at her family's villa for a while, so we need concrete proof that she found a way to sneak in and out of your bedroom and the surrounding area without being seen. Otherwise, it'll be her word against yours.""And for someone who isn't from one of the elite families in any of the kingdoms, the odds are stacked against me, aren't they?" I asked, and he nodded.

AYLAI convinced Leo and Snow to get some rest while I stepped outside the room to talk to Moira. She was leaning against a wooden beam, clutching a small wooden box in both hands. When she saw me, she stood up straight and tried to smile.She placed the box into my unsuspecting hands.“Lionel asked me to give you this.”I looked down at the box, trailing my fingers over the carved coyote on the lid before raising my head.“I can’t take this. Whatever it is, I’ve already taken enough from this kingdom.”“They’re protection amulets,” she said, leaning forward to open the box.The lid slid to the side, revealing three black amulets with crystals carved into them and coyotes engraved on the back.“They’re beautiful.”I picked one up and admired the intricate designs. I couldn’t make out the inscriptions or understand the symbols, but I could tell they were important and carried immense power.“The smaller ones are from me,” Moira explained. “They belonged to my children when they were Sn

Emily“Is he back already?” I asked, then glanced at my clothes. They suddenly felt ill-fitting. “I need to change.”“No, you don’t. You look just fine, and Ragnar isn’t back yet. Lionel wants everyone on the council to wait for him at the palace. He’s on his way.”My heart skipped a beat at the thought of Ragnar returning to the kingdom. This was the perfect time to make a good impression, and I didn’t want to waste it.“Why are you here?” I asked, frowning. “You never come here.”“That’s because your father and I don’t agree on a lot of things, but times are changing. You left the meeting before Lionel passed the message along, and your servants let me in. I thought you’d rather hear the news from me than from Lionel, but it seems you have news of your own.”He glanced at the shovel in my hand, then gave me a questioning look.“What? This?” I scoffed, waving it dismissively as I tried to buy myself time to come up with an answer.When I left the basement, I hadn’t expected anyone to

Ragnar“Why do we need to do that?” Marcus asked, and I arched an eyebrow.“What did you say?” I asked, daring him to repeat himself.The atmosphere buzzed with tension as the others shifted uncomfortably in their seats. Lionel kept his gaze fixed on Marcus, and I could tell by the expression on his face that he was fighting the urge to reach across the table and knock some sense into him.“I understand launching an investigation to find the culprits, and I’m fully behind that, but why do we need to bring her back? Her arrival took away the semblance of peace we had. Why don’t we tell Dave that the person he’s camped around our borders for will be walking straight into his camp so he can pack up and leave us alone?”“You’re willing to send a mother and her children into harm’s way just to maintain your peace? How would you live with yourself, considering what you know Dave does to his prisoners?” Lionel shot back as I stared at Marcus in disbelief.“We didn’t send her away; she left.